As winter wanes, vibrant native trees like the Eastern redbud, white flowering dogwood, and black cherry promise stunning blooms that attract wildlife and pollinators. These seasonal colors mark the return of life, offering sustenance to bees, birds, and humans alike. Celebrate nature by planting these beauties in your yard!
This winter, observe the beauty of deciduous trees as they enter dormancy to conserve energy and survive the cold. Texas native trees, like oaks and pines, showcase remarkable adaptations. By mulching, pruning, and wrapping young trees, we can support them through winter, ensuring they thrive come spring!
Do you know which trees surround you here in The Woodlands? Learning to identify trees by their unique leaf characteristics, such as shape and texture, offers a delightful way to connect with nature. Explore the interactive tree identification tool to learn what trees you pass on your next walk!
The Woodlands Township celebrated its connection to nature with the 49th annual Arbor Day Tree Giveaway and the 11th Community Tree Planting event. During these events, 15,000 seedlings were distributed, and 1,355 trees were planted to enhance local ecosystems, benefiting wildlife and improving air and water quality. Learn more about the incredible work of our residents, volunteers, and staff to keep the woods in The Woodlands!
Learn how to care for your trees and ensure they thrive with these resources! Discover tips for planting bare-root trees, mulching, pruning, and choosing the right tree for the right place. Explore this year’s 12 tree varieties from the 49th Annual Arbor Day Tree Giveaway on January 25, 2025.
As the holidays nears, many seek the perfect tree for their homes. The Witch Hazel tree, often overlooked, offers winter blooms with its unique yellow-orange flowers. This deciduous shrub thrives in woodland areas and brings color during colder months. Incorporating Witch Hazel into holiday decor can enhance festive arrangements, adding creative flair to centerpieces and outdoor spaces.
Learn how to care for your trees and ensure they thrive with these resources! Discover tips for planting bare-root trees, mulching, pruning, and choosing the right tree for the right place. Explore this year’s 12 tree varieties before joining us for the 48th Annual Arbor Day Tree Giveaway on January 27, 2024, from 9 a.m. to noon at Rob Fleming Park.
Adding an oak tree to your yard can bring numerous benefits. Discover whether the majestic white oak or the versatile Nuttall oak would be right for your site. Planting a native oak creates a thriving habitat that attracts birds and other wildlife, and supports local caterpillars which turn into beautiful butterflies and moths. Whether in your yard or on the trail, enjoy the beauty and benefits of these magnificent oaks that will be available at the 2024 Arbor Day Tree Giveaway in January!
As a member of the pea family, not only does the Orchid Tree attract native bees and butterflies with its gorgeous fragrant flowers, it’s a nitrogen fixer too!
Learn more about this West Texas native and a link to register for Texas Trees in the Home Landscape with Texas A&M Urban and Community Forester Michael Merritt TOMORROW from 9 to 11 a.m. This virtual class will not be recorded, so don’t miss out!
Whether you join us at the Arbor Day Tree Give Away in The Woodlands, or are buying tress from one of the many sales this time of year, here are some great resources to ensure your trees thrive for years to come.
